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The Marriage Risk by Emma Darcy · Booklabria

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Emma Darcy
The Marriage Risk

Romance, ContemporarySex in the workplace

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First published: 2000
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

Because Lucy wishes her sexy boss, James Hancock, would see her as a desirable woman - not just his sensible secretary. Unbuttoning Lucy's prim suits is indeed on James's mind, but the brooding businessman didn't intend to lose the best assistant he'd ever had for a passion that couldn't last. Yet Lucy's longing looks couldn't be ignored, and James swept her into an intense affair. But what would happen when passion led to pregnancy...?

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Sex in the workplace
Characters: Lucy

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